Ports of Auckland management admit they gave Slater/Lusk the confidential employment details of a worker who criticised the bosses’ disastrous bargaining strategy. At least 2 other workers were victims of the same misdeed. CEO Tony Gibson needs to sack the senior staff responsible. If he can’t or won’t, he’s incompetent or complicit and ought to go himself.
It’ll be very interesting to see what documents regarding these dirty tactics and the Port’s pre-planned bargaining strategy come to light during the discovery process for facilitation.
the thing is poal are into anarchy so they can steal the workers jobs from them and re-allocate them.
its theft pure and simple.
POAL are into the kind of chaos that comes from blind self-interest, not anarchy. Anarchists could have this problem solved in an afternoon.
Thank you.
The appropriate place to test the ethics and legality of the leaks is in the employment court. The affected parties would be best advised to take a case to the Courts and seek a ruling.
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that would be a losing bet….. no laws being broken…. no privacy laws especially…..
time to let the arseholes on rodneys junket face real scrutiny……. may this just be the first of the “old boy” boards he foisted on us to be exposed as the frauds they are…
This is not how it works in real life – to see how it does I suggest you read the managerial ethos as below.
http://www.dilbert.com/
Dilbert – caught the essence of a former Wellington based workplace of mine!!!
It is very much an SOP manual for many public and private workplaces.
Yes I agree, this has to be a sackable offense and could well have come from the very top. The PoAL management have proven to be incompetent as caretakers of this vital Auck. infrastructure with their destructive ineptitude. They need to go.
Len and the other superheros need to show some LEADERSHIP.
“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.” – Edmund Burke
Oh, that’s good.
Luke 10: 30-37
Some people can not accept help graciously.
TV ONE WX features a beautiful photo of Auckland harbour, with the cranes on one wharf in the center. How many kids can skite “My Dad drives that crane”?
Do kids still skite about Dad?